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• 芸能人は歯が命
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 09:54
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>Why did the 37 year old refuse
to ride in the ambulance ？
financial problems ？
if he had ridden and received care at the emergency room he might have survived ？ why did the 37 year old refuse
？
financial problems ？
if he had ridden and received care at the emergency room, he might have survived ？


perhaps for financial reasons, but since he was dead Now only the person who was there or the person herself can know the reason for refusal. When she went to pick him up from the dentist that day, she also saw an ambulance parked there, but he did not tell her anything about it, and she was told that he had called it for him only after his sudden change and death. She was told that he had never taken care of his teeth, even though he was an American, and that she had convinced him to have his teeth healed, and she feels responsible for this.

• 芸能人は歯が命
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 10:02
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＞ I have had teeth replaced with veneers

> which I am now imagining veneers as well. I have also treated cavities with Dental Crowns and Denture.

In the first place, I wonder if dentists can do "general anesthesia" for treatment. The whole thing seems to be a myth.


You are always here. At any rate, there are those who say that what they don't know is a myth.
I think the veneers were to cut down your teeth and replace them all with fake ceramic ones (？ I don't know the details, but I think they were the ones you don't have to force and whiten over time because your teeth are reborn in a short period of time, but I heard they do general anesthesia plus anesthesia to the gums. I heard that they give general anesthesia plus anesthesia to the gums. I later searched the Internet and found that this is not common in Japan, but in the U.S., there are rare cases where people die from general anesthesia. I guess Americans are so concerned about their teeth that they would risk their lives to have their teeth cleaned. It is true that most Americans have white teeth. It seems that people with dirty teeth are seen as having no money.

• ハハー
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 10:54
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For general anesthesia, the dentist can refer you to an anesthesiologist if you want.
It is only a referral, and the contract is negotiated between the patient and the anesthesiologist.
You are responsible for your own care, and the dentist is not responsible for you.

But it seems to me that the anesthesiologist is not necessarily a doctor. I vaguely remember that part.
They seem to introduce cheap to expensive ones, and you choose the one you want, so it's your own responsibility.

• 専門
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 13:19
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Anesthesiologists are divided in Japan ？.

• はて
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 14:28
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On the subject of intravenous anesthesia ？
I recently had a fully recessed wisdom tooth removed and was unconscious for about 30 minutes.